Del. Patrick Hope (D-Arlington)

Photo of Patrick Hope
Party
Democratic
District
47: County of Arlington (part) [map]
Took Office
January 2010
Next Election
November 2019
Committees
Courts of Justice, Health, Welfare and Institutions, Public Safety
Website
hopeforvirginia.org
Copatroning Habits
83% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 88% of them are Democrats. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 68% of them are Democrats.
Partisanship
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behavioral health children clean air commendation court dbhds doctor education environment firearm general assembly gun gun control health health care judge legislature locality medicine mental health poverty prison prison reform prisoner safety school smoking tax telephone weapon
Bills Passed
35.7% in 2022
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These are all of the video clips of Patrick Hope’s remarks on the floor of the House since 2010. There are 113 video clips in all.

Bills

  • HB1210: Historic preservation; filing of a historic designation application.
  • HB1899: Family or household member; definition, penalty.
  • HB1900: Behavioral health and developmental services; provisional licenses issued to providers.
  • HB1902: Administrative Process Act; appeal of case decisions regarding grant or denial of public assistance.
  • HB1904: Emergency Department Care Management Grant Program and Fund; established and created, report.
  • HB1906: Auxiliary grants; independent community living.
  • HB1908: Criminal proceedings; disposition when defendant found incompetent.
  • HB1914: Corrections, Department of; operations and costs.
  • HB1917: Public pools; Board of Health to adopt regulations.
  • HB1920: License taxes and fees, local; exemptions, blog or online website.
  • HB1924: Minimum wage; employees with disabilities.
  • HB1925: Anesthesiologist assistants; establishes criteria for licensure.
  • HB2054: Community services boards; information to certain defendants, services provided by boards.
  • HB2296: Liquid nicotine; Va. Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority, et al., to assess a licensing scheme.
  • HB2323: Circuit court clerk; posting of notices.
  • HB2383: Guardianship and conservatorship; identifying information and evaluation report.
  • HJ531: Constitutional amendment; exemption for certain personal property tax.
  • HJ692: Commending Chapter 7 of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association.
  • HJ693: Celebrating the life of Shaligram Shukla.
  • HJ694: Commending Hartman Reed.
  • HJ695: Celebrating the life of Joan Wilde Keene.
  • HJ696: Commending April Pinch-Keeler.
  • HJ697: Commending Sushmita Mazumdar.
  • HJ698: Commending Beth Arthur.
  • HJ699: Celebrating the life of Amy Penny Appelbaum.
  • HJ700: Celebrating the life of Preston C. Caruthers.
  • HJ701: Celebrating the life of William August Wildhack, Jr.
  • HJ702: Commending the Honorable William T. Newman, Jr.
  • HJ734: Celebrating the life of Gerald K. Haines.
  • HJ760: Commending Essy Saedi.
  • HJ808: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Albert Charles Eisenberg.
  • HB655: Corrections Ombudsman, Office of the Department of; created, report.
  • HB658: Juveniles; appointment of counsel, indigency.
  • HB659: Investigation of death; studying cases when person dies while receiving services from licensed prog.
  • HB663: Mandatory outpatient treatment; reorganizes and clarifies provisions governing.
  • HB665: Correctional facilities, state; fees associated with inmates.
  • HB668: Facilities for civilly committed sex. violent predators; reports to Commonwealth's advocacy system.
  • HB669: Swimming pools & water recreational facilities; study to determine whether VDH should regulate.
  • HB670: Independent policing auditor; county manager plan of government.
  • HB671: Permanent protective orders; Hope Card Program created.
  • HB672: Sexual abuse of animals; penalty.
  • HB673: Correctional facilities; fees.
  • HB674: Telephone systems within correctional facilities; fees and records of communications.
  • HB675: Health insurance; tobacco surcharge.
  • HB676: Fair Labor Standards Act waiver; employees with disabilities.
  • HB677: Posting of notices; electronic posting on public government website of the locality, etc.
  • HB678: Person under a disability; parties unknown.
  • HB679: Opioids; providers of treatment for addiction, conditions for initial licensure, location.
  • HB680: Medical assistance services; state plan, case management service, individuals w/severe brain injury.
  • HB682: Service of process; investigator employed by an attorney for the Commonwealth, etc.
  • HB684: Involuntary temporary detention; disclosure of health records.
  • HB685: Tobacco retail licensing; penalties.
  • HB690: Assisted living facilities; involuntary discharge of a resident.
  • HB826: Beverage container deposit and redemption program; established, civil and criminal penalties.
  • HB1193: Medical Assistance Services, Department of; coordinated specialty care, work group established.
  • HB1197: Secretariat agency responsibilities; Department of Juvenile Justice.
  • HB1210: Historic preservation; filing of a historic designation application.
  • HB1316: Trees; canopy credits, forest stands.
  • HB1317: Statewide urban and community forest management plan; Department of Forestry to develop.
  • HJ61: Staffing levels, employment conditions, and compensation at DOC; continued study, appropriations.
  • HJ62: Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission; Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to study.
  • HJ142: Celebrating the life of James T. Moore, Sr.
  • HJ143: Celebrating the life of David R. Carlson.
  • HJ205: Celebrating the life of Richard L. Barr.
  • HJ206: Commending Nina Janopaul.
  • HJ207: Commending the Honorable George D. Varoutsos.
  • HJ312: Celebrating the life of Charles St. Clair Brown.
  • HJ331: Commending Thomas Hanula.
  • HJ377: Celebrating the life of John Stephen Karinshak.
  • HJ420: Celebrating the life of A. Paul Lanzillotta.
  • HJ452: Celebrating the life of Richard Van Evera Doud, Jr.
  • HB92: Virginia State Justice Commission; purpose, membership.
  • HB281: Prisoners; medical care.
  • HB304: Guardianship and conservatorship petitions; identifying characteristics of the respondent.
  • HB332: Reading diagnostic tests; DOE to develop and implement a pilot program.
  • HB702: Mandatory outpatient treatment; petition for review, efforts of the community services board.
  • HB712: Legal notices; online publications.
  • HB1119: Flavored tobacco products; sale prohibited, civil penalty.
  • HB1120: Tobacco products; tax on all tobacco products, penalties.
  • HB1283: Tobacco products retailers; registration, purchase, possession, and sale of products, penalties.
  • HB1683: Diagnostic medical sonography; definition, certification.
  • HB1911: No-fault divorce; corroboration requirement.
  • HB1911: No-fault divorce; corroboration requirement.
  • HB1912: Child support payments; juvenile in custody of or committed to the Department of Juvenile Justice.
  • HB1912: Child support payments; juvenile in custody of or committed to the Department of Juvenile Justice.
  • HB1913: Career fatigue and wellness in certain health care providers; programs to address, civil immunity.
  • HB1913: Career fatigue and wellness in certain health care providers; programs to address, civil immunity.
  • HB2164: Tobacco; prohibits person from selling product at retail without license from ABC Authority.
  • HB2165: Tax delinquent property; sale of land for delinquent taxes.
  • HB2165: Tax delinquent property; sale of land for delinquent taxes.
  • HB2166: Involuntary admission; provisions governing involuntary inpatient & mandatory outpatient treatment.
  • HB2166: Involuntary admission; provisions governing involuntary inpatient & mandatory outpatient treatment.
  • HB2325: Corrections Ombudsman, Office of the Department of; created, report.
  • HJ624: Celebrating the life of Erik Gutshall.
  • HJ627: Celebrating the life of Alfred Ernest Moreau.
  • HJ639: Commending Linda Y. Kelleher.
  • HJ639: Commending Linda Y. Kelleher.
  • HJ640: Commending Nancy Van Doren.
  • HJ640: Commending Nancy Van Doren.
  • HJ641: Commending Charlene Bickford.
  • HJ641: Commending Charlene Bickford.
  • HJ642: Celebrating the life of Ann Bisson.
  • HJ642: Celebrating the life of Ann Bisson.
  • HJ643: Celebrating the life of Nancy Todd Renfro.
  • HJ643: Celebrating the life of Nancy Todd Renfro.
  • HJ653: Celebrating the life of Alfred Jerome Denney.
  • HJ653: Celebrating the life of Alfred Jerome Denney.
  • HJ654: Celebrating the life of Arthur Warrington Gosling.
  • HJ654: Celebrating the life of Arthur Warrington Gosling.
  • HJ656: Commending Murray Jay Farr.
  • HJ656: Commending Murray Jay Farr.
  • HJ657: Commending James B. Cole.
  • HJ657: Commending James B. Cole.
  • HJ658: Commending Cintia Johnson.
  • HJ658: Commending Cintia Johnson.
  • HB62: Transient occupancy tax; removes 7/1/21, sunset date from Arlington County's authority to impose.
  • HB92: Virginia State Justice Commission; purpose, membership.
  • HB115: Health care providers, certain; programs to address career fatigue and wellness, civil immunity.
  • HB165: Teledentistry; definitions, establishes requirements for practice, digital scans, etc.
  • HB278: Home/electronic incarceration program; payment to defray costs.
  • HB279: Sentencing proceeding by the jury after conviction; recommendation of leniency.
  • HB280: Death penalty; severe mental illness.
  • HB281: Prisoners; medical care.
  • HB303: Clinical psychologists; telepsychology, services to established patients who are out of state.
  • HB304: Guardianship and conservatorship petitions; identifying characteristics of the respondent.
  • HB305: Circuit court clerk's fee; lodging, etc., of wills.
  • HB306: Circuit court clerks; fees collected for recording and indexing.
  • HB308: Students; DOE to establish guideline for excused absence due to mental and behavioral health.
  • HB331: Incapacitated person; definition, particular diagnosis.
  • HB332: Reading diagnostic tests; DOE to develop and implement a pilot program.
  • HB386: Conversion therapy; prohibited by certain health care providers.
  • HB498: Hope Card Program; permanent protective orders.
  • HB504: Chesapeake Bay Preservation Areas; preservation of mature trees.
  • HB506: County manager plan; election of board members by instant runoff voting.
  • HB600: Family day homes, licensed, etc.; storage of unloaded firearms in a locked container, cabinet, etc.
  • HB650: Naloxone or other opioid antagonist; possession and administration.
  • HB651: Recoupment; actions that qualify.
  • HB659: People with developmental disabilities; DOC to create workgoup to review guidelines to assist.
  • HB699: Mandatory outpatient treatment; rescission of order.
  • HB700: Mandatory outpatient treatment; eliminates patient consent.
  • HB702: Mandatory outpatient treatment; petition for review, efforts of the community services board.
  • HB712: Legal notices; online publications.
  • HB713: Mandatory outpatient treatment orders; judicial review conferences.
  • HB727: PSAP dispatchers; definitions, telecommunicator cardiopulmonary resuscitation, EMD program.
  • HB728: Residential psychiatric placement and services; SOE, et al., to establish work group.
  • HB816: DCJS; criminal cases, data collection and reporting standards.
  • HB817: Public schools; use of digital devices.
  • HB818: Assault and battery; adds animal control officers to list, penalty.
  • HB824: Criminal cases; ex parte requests for expert assistance.
  • HB1000: Prescription drugs; expedited partner therapy, labels.
  • HB1078: Virginia Public Procurement Act; process for competitive negotiation, etc.
  • HB1079: Weapons; possession in Capitol Square and legislative buildings, penalties.
  • HB1080: Firearms or other weapons; unauthorized to possess on school property.
  • HB1090: Immunizations; regulations by State Board of Health.
  • HB1093: Prisoners; obtaining certain identification documentation upon release.
  • HB1119: Flavored tobacco products; sale prohibited, civil penalty.
  • HB1120: Tobacco products; tax on all tobacco products, penalties.
  • HB1283: Tobacco products retailers; registration, purchase, possession, and sale of products, penalties.
  • HB1284: Correctional facilities; use of isolated confinement.
  • HB1452: Temporary detention; observation, testing, or treatment.
  • HB1453: Acute psychiatric bed registry; DBHDS shall establish work group to evaluate, etc.
  • HB1530: No-fault divorce; corroboration requirement.
  • HB1587: Investment of public funds; ratings agencies.
  • HB1605: Partition of property; in partition actions the court shall order an appraisal of property.
  • HB1683: Diagnostic medical sonography; definition, certification.
  • HB5058: Marijuana and certain traffic offenses; issuing citations, etc,
  • HB5109: Law-enforcement officer training & qualifications; DCJS to develop uniform curriculum & plans, etc.
  • HJ48: Mandatory minimum sentences; VSCC to study use, etc.
  • HJ50: Radiologic Technology Week.
  • HJ65: VSCC; classification of certain crimes as violent felonies, study.
  • HJ345: Commending Linda M. Erdos.
  • HJ346: Commending Judy Apostolico-Buck.
  • HJ347: Commending Wilson Ramirez.
  • HJ348: Commending David Bell.
  • HJ353: Commending the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
  • HJ357: Celebrating the life of Betsy Samuelson Greer.
  • HJ444: Commending Patrick K. Murphy.
  • HJ452: Celebrating the life of Henry Richard Appelbaum.
  • HJ455: Commending Arlington County.
  • HR565: Commending Captain Paul Lanzilotta, USN.
  • HB1642: Restrictive housing; data collection and reporting, Department of Corrections to submit report.
  • HB1643: Teacher licensure; alternate routes.
  • HB1812: DMAS; waiver eligibility criteria, dependents of foreign service members.
  • HB1814: Deferral of jury service; persons who have legal custody/responsibility for care of a child.
  • HB1815: Assisted living facilities; emergency electrical power source, disclosure to prospective residents.
  • HB1852: Civil commitment of sexually violent predators; petition for release, procedures.
  • HB1896: European honey bee; designating as the official state pollinator.
  • HB1933: Prisoners; medical and mental health treatment of those incapable of giving consent.
  • HB2372: Licensed or voluntarily registered family day homes; storage of firearms.
  • HB2384: Public schools; tobacco products and nicotine vapor products.
  • HB2652: Regulation of licensed providers; Board of BHDS to require disclosure of certain information.
  • HB2745: Dangerous dog; deferral of proceedings, removal of finding.
  • HJ816: Commending Justin Carey.
  • HJ1005: Celebrating the life of Jose Del Carmen Carbajal.
  • HJ1008: Celebrating the life of John M. Cornman.
  • HJ1009: Celebrating the life of Timothy Martin Wise.
  • HJ1010: Celebrating the life of Lucy E. Denney.
  • HJ1011: Celebrating the life of Carolyn W. Johnson.
  • HJ1012: Celebrating the life of Sheila Elizabeth Norman.
  • HJ1013: Commending Robin Norman.
  • HJ1014: Commending the League of Women Voters of Arlington.
  • HJ1015: Commending the Arlington Area Agency on Aging.
  • HJ1016: Commending Captain Todd Marzano, USN.
  • HJ1017: Commending Linda Lindberg.
  • HJ1018: Commending Timothy Wyatt Cotman, Jr.
  • HJ1019: Commending Zachary Norrbom.
  • HJ1020: Commending the Honorable Richard J. McCue.
  • HJ1021: Commending Thomas J. Kelley, Jr.
  • HB17: Grand larceny; increases threshold amount.
  • HB18: Transient occupancy tax; removes sunset date from Arlington County's authority to impose.
  • HB50: School meal policies; each local school board required to adopt policies.
  • HB52: Competency and sanity evaluations; location of evaluation.
  • HB53: Persons acquitted by reason of insanity; evaluation.
  • HB88: Marijuana field test; evidence at trial.
  • HB190: Real property tax; boards of equalization.
  • HB231: County manager plan of government; popular election of school board.
  • HB233: Arts and cultural districts; relocates an existing section related to creation of districts.
  • HB234: Health insurance; synchronization of medications.
  • HB257: Virginia Public Procurement Act; definitions, responsible bidder or offeror.
  • HB363: Sexual orientation change efforts; prohibited as training for certain health care providers, etc.
  • HB440: Indigent defendants; public defender office, appointment of counsel.
  • HB447: Chesapeake Bay Preservation Areas; preservation of mature trees.
  • HB642: Legal notices; online publications.
  • HB643: First responders; reduced rate tuition.
  • HB644: Meningococcal conjugate; immunizations, requirement of one dose before child enters sixth grade.
  • HB645: Strip searches; authorized search of certain misdemeanants, etc.
  • HB794: Virginia Indoor Clean Air Act; smoking in public buildings prohibited, penalty.
  • HB795: Prisons; isolated confinement prohibited, exceptions.
  • HB796: Zoning; modification, etc., to property for persons with disabilities, board of zoning appeals.
  • HB797: Electronic visitation; state correctional facilities.
  • HB813: Direct service providers; disclosure of information by employers.
  • HB816: Governor's Secretaries; reporting substance abuse data and information.
  • HB927: Firearms magazines and firearms, certain; prohibition of sale, transfer, etc., penalties.
  • HB928: Firearms; possession in legislative buildings.
  • HB929: Licensed family day homes; storage of firearms.
  • HB932: County manager plan; election of board members by instant runoff voting.
  • HB933: Mandatory outpatient treatment; extends time period for adults and juveniles.
  • HB934: Prisoners; medical and mental health treatment of those incapable of giving consent.
  • HB935: Mandatory outpatient treatment; consent.
  • HB1315: Sports official; punishment for using abusive language towards official.
  • HB1355: Minors; alternative facility of temporary detention.
  • HB1445: Health insurance; coverage decisions, medically necessary services.
  • HB1476: Uniform Statewide Building Code; Board of HCD to amend.
  • HJ24: U.S Dept. of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics; standard classification for support professionals.
  • HJ123: Assisted living facilities; study an onsite temporary emergency electrical power sources.
  • HJ162: Celebrating the life of Mary Louise Esherick.
  • HJ178: Electrical Safety Month; designating as May 2018, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ286: Celebrating the life of Anna Bess Leavens.
  • HJ333: Commending Bridget Loft.
  • HJ335: Commending Nancy Renfro.
  • HJ336: Commending Jennifer Toussaint.
  • HJ337: Celebrating the life of Cherie Toll Bottum.
  • HJ338: Celebrating the life of Nicole Katherine Orttung.
  • HJ339: Celebrating the life of James Russell Shea.
  • HJ340: Celebrating the life of Jo-Ann Dotson Holland.
  • HJ341: Celebrating the life of Thomas R. Wolanin.
  • HJ342: Celebrating the life of Martha Ann Miller.
  • HJ343: Celebrating the life of Christine Richmond Cottey.
  • HJ352: Commending Jay Fisette.
  • HJ404: Commending the Virginia State Beekeepers Association.
  • HJ409: Commending Mary Mellon.
  • HJ410: Commending the Leadership Center for Excellence.
  • HJ411: Commending Matthew D. Shank.
  • HJ413: Celebrating the life of Dorothy Carter Gill.
  • HJ414: Celebrating the life of William H. Bozman.
  • HJ447: Commending Almaz Abebe.
  • HJ448: Celebrating the life of James Edward Thomas.
  • HJ449: Celebrating the life of Father Gerard Creedon.
  • HB452: Virginia Energy Storage Consortium; created, report.
  • HB1491: Background checks; exceptions, sponsored living and shared residential service providers.
  • HB1492: Child support orders; special needs trust or ABLE savings trust account.
  • HB1493: Sales draft; definition, credit card offenses, penalty.
  • HB1507: Powers & duties of conservator appointed for an absentee; support of an absentee's spouse.
  • HB1508: Critical incident reports; DBHDS to provide written report.
  • HB1533: Required immunizations; meningococcal conjugate.
  • HB1642: Naloxone or other opioid antagonist; possession and administration.
  • HB1734: Virginia Parole Board; exceptions to the Virginia Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
  • HB1736: Joint Commission on Health Care; sunset.
  • HB1820: Real property tax; board of equalization members in certain counties.
  • HB1882: Capital cases; replacing certain terminology.
  • HB1996: Incompetent defendants; psychiatric treatment.
  • HB1997: Warrantless arrest for misdemeanor; transportation to crisis stabilization unit.
  • HB2306: Arlington County School Board; maximum salary of members.
  • HB2396: Virginia Public Procurement Act; participation of employment services organizations.
  • HJ607: Study; Providing material support for a terrorist organization.
  • HJ728: Commending Preston C. Caruthers.
  • HJ862: Commending AHC Inc.
  • HJ863: Commending Colin Brown.
  • HJ864: Celebrating the life of Ann Creighton Collar Broder.
  • HJ913: Celebrating the life of Ruth Friedenthal Kanter.
  • HJ914: Commending Dr. Lawrence Spoont.
  • HJ924: Commending Michael Wardian.
  • HJ925: Commending the ENDependence Center of Northern Virginia.
  • HJ982: Commending Ana Hernandez.
  • HB91: Telephone systems within correctional facilities; commission payments.
  • HB128: Weapons; possession prohibited in state legislative buildings, penalty.
  • HB427: Conversion therapy; prohibited, no state funds shall be expended for purpose of therapy.
  • HB428: Prisoner's spouse or children; support payments by county or city.
  • HB452: Virginia Energy Storage Consortium; created, report.
  • HB464: Behavioral Health and Developmental Services Trust Fund; use of funds.
  • HB536: Sponsored residential and shared living services; background checks for providers.
  • HB592: Health insurance; dispensing of generic prescription oral contraceptives.
  • HB734: Noxious weeds; advisory committee to evaluate risks of a plant.
  • HB830: Cigarettes and other tobacco products; increases state tax rate.
  • HB1123: Restrooms; retail establishment with toilet facility to allow customer access.
  • HB1146: Local permitting or licensure; consent of common interest community association prohibited.
  • HB1147: Transient occupancy tax; reinstates authority of Arlington County to impose, sunset provision.
  • HB1186: Advanced studies diploma; foreign language requirements, technical programming languages.
  • HB1288: Small Business and Supplier Diversity, Dept. of; certification of employment services organizations.
  • HJ297: Commending Anne Marie Canali Hermann.
  • HJ334: Celebrating the life of Morgan Anthony Ayres.
  • HJ335: Celebrating the life of Corporal Harvey Snook III, ACPD.
  • HJ345: Commending The Boeing Company.
  • HJ431: Celebrating the life of David V. Burds.
  • HJ443: Commending the Honorable Allen H. Harrison, Jr.
  • HJ444: Commending the Honorable Esther L. Wiggins.
  • HB1385: Sexual orientation change efforts; prohibited.
  • HB1403: Prisons; telephone systems within correctional facilities.
  • HB1504: Justice for Victims of Sterilization Act; established, sunset provision.
  • HB1506: Deferred and installment payments; condition of all agreements for fines, costs, etc., posting.
  • HB1548: Concealed handgun permit; revocation of permit if delinquent in child support payments.
  • HB1720: Capital cases; mental retardation.
  • HB2191: Payday loan offices and motor vehicle title loan offices; distance from casino facility.
  • HB2212: Virginia Healthy Transitions Program; established, report.
  • HB2218: Advanced studies diploma; foreign language requirements, technical programming or design language.
  • HB2287: Reproductive health care; adverse action against employee by employers prohibited.
  • HB2308: County manager plan of government; governing body (Arlington County) may appoint county auditor.
  • HJ520: Constitutional amendment; property tax exemption for nonprofit medical clinics serving the indigent.
  • HJ654: Commending Francis X. O'Leary.
  • HJ737: Celebrating the life of Dennis Ray Daniels.
  • HJ801: Commending the Arlington County Police Department.
  • HJ802: Commending the Arlington County Fire Department.
  • HJ829: Commending Joan Trumpauer Mulholland.
  • HJ842: Celebrating the life of Christopher John Kennedy.
  • HJ853: Commending the National Association of Social Workers Virginia Chapter.
  • HJ854: Commending Joanna Wise Barnes.
  • HJ888: Commending the Children's Cardiomyopathy Foundation.
  • HB78: Medical malpractice proceedings; standard of care.
  • HB80: Arraignment; defendant may enter conditional guilty plea in certain cases in circuit court.
  • HB81: Judicial retirement; increases mandatory age under Judicial Retirement System.
  • HB102: State legislative buildings; prohibits possession of weapons in buildings except by certain persons.
  • HB196: Pretrial appeals by Commonwealth; Class 1 misdemeanors.
  • HB206: Higher educational institutions, 4-year; mental health resources available to students on website.
  • HB353: Judicial caseloads; weighted caseload system.
  • HB413: Incapacitated persons; filing of evaluation reports, requirement for filing under seal.
  • HB414: Prisons; telephone systems, Prisoner Reentry Fund established.
  • HB423: Alcoholic beverage control; allows passengers to consume alcoholic beverages in motor vehicle, etc.
  • HB540: Private behavioral health services providers; licensure.
  • HB1106: Virginia Commission on Youth; shall review use of seclusion and restraint in schools.
  • HB1111: Tobacco products; electronic cigarettes, minors.
  • HB1133: Death penalty; persons with mental disability and mental impairments ineligible.
  • HB1135: Sexual orientation; change efforts prohibited.
  • HB1240: Guardian ad litem; mandatory reporting of child abuse or neglect.
  • HJ86: Virginia Freedom of Information Advisory Council; report on FOIA.
  • HJ90: Home health care providers; compensation and benefits, JCHC to report.
  • HJ184: Commending Terri Lynch.
  • HJ192: Celebrating the life of Susan Dewar Zajac.
  • HJ208: Celebrating the life of the Honorable Eleanor Spence Dobson.
  • HJ247: Celebrating the life of Robert G. Atkins.
  • HJ284: Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the United States Surgeon General's Smoking report.
  • HJ288: Commending the Arlington County Medical Society.
  • HJ354: Celebrating the life of Captain Lloyd Clermont Mostrom, USN (Ret.).
  • HJ355: Celebrating the life of Jean Sherman Mostrom.
  • HJ470: Commending Kate Waller Barrett Elementary School.
  • HJ475: Celebrating the life of the Honorable John L. Melnick.
  • HJ476: Celebrating the life of Hope Cosby Davies.
  • HJ477: Celebrating the life James Bankhead Taylor Thornton Davies.
  • HJ5020: Commending Richard V. Doud, Jr.
  • HJ5077: Celebrating the life of John C. Youngs.
  • HJ5111: Celebrating the life of Mary C. McBride.
  • HJ5199: Commending the Honorable Robert H. Brink.
  • HJ5200: Celebrating the life of Katherine S. Beyer.
  • HJ5249: Commending Linden Resources.
  • HR7: House of Delegates; establishing a rule that prohibits firearms on floor of House of Delegates.
  • HB158: Devocalization of cats and dogs; veterinarians to keep records of procedures, etc., penalty.
  • HB159: Nursing home patients; notice to Long-Term Care Ombudsman when patient is discharged or transferred.
  • HB162: Telecommunications services; SCC to excercise jurisdiction over rates and charges for prisoners.
  • HB396: Invasive plants; Board of Agriculture and Consumer Services to adopt regulations to control.
  • HB398: Radiology benefits managers; decision to deny physician's order for diagnostic radiology test.
  • HB835: Shared work programs; established, report.
  • HB1311: Appeal of bond decision; court may stay execution of order for so long as reasonably practicable.
  • HB1391: State legislative buildings; prohibits possession of weapons in Capitol of Va., exception.
  • HB1407: Inmates; eligibility for medical assistance.
  • HB1511: Assisted living facilities, licensed; access to temporary emergency electrical power source.
  • HB1614: Human papillomavirus vaccine; required for all children.
  • HB1664: State plan management partnership exchange; review and approval.
  • HB1665: General Assembly members; prohibited conduct.
  • HB1854: Prisons; telephone systems.
  • HB2025: Firearms; requires background check for any purchase.
  • HB2182: Hospitals; classification of certain facilities in which abortions are performed.
  • HB2183: Hospitals; classification of certain facilities in which abortions are performed.
  • HB2221: Firearms; prohibiting selling, etc., to certain persons.
  • HJ362: Commending CACI International Inc. on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HJ567: VegWeek; designating as last full week in April 2013, and in each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ571: JCHC; study of feasibility of developing program of trained primary care personnel.
  • HJ573: Constitutional amendment; property tax exemption for nonprofit medical clinics serving indigent.
  • HJ589: Commending Sheriff Elizabeth F. Arthur.
  • HJ706: Commending the Honorable Karen A. Henenberg.
  • HJ745: FOIA; Council to study whether Act should be amended.
  • HJ756: Celebrating the life of Betty A. Thompson.
  • HR118: Celebrating the life of Gail Ann Goodridge.
  • HR129: Medical assistance services; Governor to work together with General Assembly to extend program.
  • HR135: Celebrating the life of John Bayard Buck.
  • HR141: Celebrating the life of John Stewart Bottum.
  • HR146: Celebrating the life of Martha Allston Wildhack.
  • HR166: Commending Long Branch Nature Center.
  • HR198: Commending the Cathedral of Saint Thomas More.
  • HB158: Devocalization of cats and dogs; veterinarians to keep records of procedures, etc., penalty.
  • HB159: Nursing home patients; notice to Long-Term Care Ombudsman when patient is discharged or transferred.
  • HB160: Cigarette and other tobacco products; increases tax rates.
  • HB161: State employees; Director of DHRM to provide next of kin with flag when killed in line duty.
  • HB162: Telecommunications services; SCC to excercise jurisdiction over rates and charges for prisoners.
  • HB163: Judicial retirement; increases mandatory retirement age to 73.
  • HB164: Virginia Indoor Clean Air Act; smoking in public buildings prohibited, penalty.
  • HB165: Geriatric prisoners; those at 60 may petition Parole Board for conditional release.
  • HB396: Invasive plants; Board of Agriculture and Consumer Services to adopt regulations to control.
  • HB397: Parole Board; exceptions to Freedom of Information Act.
  • HB398: Radiology benefits managers; decision to deny physician's order for diagnostic radiology test.
  • HB399: Congenital cyanotic heart disease, critical; VDH to implement program for screening infants.
  • HB400: School boards, local; policies permitting parents to observe children.
  • HB401: Landlord and tenant laws; landlord obligations, receipt required for certain rent payments.
  • HB402: Health Benefit Exchange Authority; created, report.
  • HB835: Shared work programs; established, report.
  • HB836: Pregnant prisoners; prohibits use of restraints by any correctional facility.
  • HB837: District court employees; local salary supplements may be paid wholly out of local funds.
  • HB838: House of Delegates Districts; technical adjustment in boundaries.
  • HB1187: Noncompetition agreements; prohibits contract that serves to restrict an employee from engaging.
  • HB1222: Public Procurement Act; definition of employment services organization, technical changes.
  • HB1223: Weapons; possession in legislative buildings.
  • HB1274: Nursing facility transfer & discharge procedures; workgroup to clarify requirements and guidelines.
  • HJ126: Solitary confinement; JLARC to study uses including segregation, isolation, etc., by DOC.
  • HJ180: Commending Mercedes-Benz of Arlington on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of its founding.
  • HJ181: Commending the Honorable James F. Almand.
  • HJ324: Commending Phoenix Houses of the Mid-Atlantic.
  • HJ350: Celebrating the life of George A. Macdonald.
  • HJ353: Celebrating the life of Delia Henderson Atwood.
  • HJ362: Commending CACI International Inc. on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
  • HB424: Audiologists; authority to dispense hearing aids.
  • HB1484: Food Standards for Agency Meals; Secretary of Health and Human Resources to develop.
  • HB1485: Medical emergency response plan and automated external defibrillator; required in certain buildings.
  • HB1486: Nursing homes; investigation of complaints by VDH, in-person interviews of residents.
  • HB1487: Criminal sexual assault; venue for trial.
  • HB1488: Prisoners; prohibits use of restraints on those who are pregnant, exception.
  • HB1813: Handguns; prohibits possession of firearm in Capitol and General Assembly Building.
  • HB1814: Virginia Indoor Clean Air Act; smoking in public buildings prohibited, penalty.
  • HB1815: Cigarette and other tobacco products; increases tax rate.
  • HB1816: License plates, special; issuance to those bearing legend; A LIFE LIKE YOURS, etc.
  • HB1817: Green Public Buildings Act; definitions, building standards.
  • HB1818: Nursing homes; required by Board of Health to send notices and information about family council.
  • HB1890: Judicial retirement; mandatory retirement.
  • HB1891: Governor's warrant; changes requirement that warrant of arrest be received within four days.
  • HB2195: Cats and dogs; requires veterinarians to keep records of devocalization procedures, penalty.
  • HB2506: Health benefits plans; sale by foreign health insurers to persons in State.
  • HJ791: Commending Michael Wardian.
  • HJ850: Commending Kinhaven School on the occasion of its 40th anniversary.
  • HJ892: Celebrating the life of Thomas E. Sawner.
  • HJ954: Commending the Honorable Benjamin N.A. Kendrick.
  • HJ955: Commending Lucy E. Denney.
  • HB421: Transportation Board; may allocate funds in Mass Transit Fund designated for capital purposes.
  • HB422: Uniform Statewide Building Code; regulations of Board of Housing and Community Development.
  • HB423: Food Standards for Agency Meals; Secretary of Health and Human Resources to develop.
  • HB424: Audiologists; authority to dispense hearing aids.
  • HB425: Income tax, state; voluntary contributions for nonprofit human services programs.
  • HB842: Health care facilities; Board of Health to establish annual licensure and renewal fees.
  • HB843: Medical emergency response plan & automated external defribrillators; required in certain buildings.
  • HB844: Homeless persons; may file an action for damages for harassment, etc.
  • HB1264: Green Public Buildings Act; created.
  • HB1351: Indoor Clean Air Act; smoking in public buildings prohibited, penalty.
  • HJ82: Health care homes, chronic; Joint Commission on Health Care to study feasibility of developing.
  • HJ259: American Heart Month; designating as February 2010, and each succeeding year thereafter.
  • HJ327: Celebrating the life of James I. Mayer.
  • HJ331: Commending the Columbia Pike on the occasion of its 200th anniversary.